, 1887-03-03

| tuuV pOSItIOu III NtIlOus Iioteio VII
the coast that his face is
familiar to most all travellers on the
road. There is another main en-
into a large hall that conducts the
and easy flight Of stairs to the upper
the Fight or the U dining room
on the left. The dining room
is a model of neatness and comfort.
/, It contains seating room for a large
number OF guests. The furniture
and appointm ents OF this, one Of the
principal features OF any hotel, are
Of the very best quality, the dining
tables and chairs of modern man.
ufaCture, and two side boards, with
Tennessee marble tops, with elegant
French plate mirrors grace either
end OF the room. The tableware Is
simply exquisite, the silverware be-
ing exceptionally handsome. The
broad wall space Is broken with
cheerful pictures In oil. The kitchen
Is off from the dining room separated
by two sets OF double doors. The
kitchen is furnished supurbly. Every
pains has been taken to make 1t
convenient for the corps of coOps and
small army of walters that are re-
quired in the establishments. The
range Is one OF the largest, best and
most complete ever set up in the
northwest, and reflects credit upon
the house of J. III. Boyd Il Co., that
furnished the complicated yet perfect
piece OF mechanism. Right proud
Is the boss cook to preside over re-
glon so completely and amply furn-
ished to supply the appetites of the
expected guests. Of from the Office
to the east Is neat and handsomely
furnished bar room. This feature of
the building is fitted and furnished
with the best the market affords. 1t
will he conducted under the care
full management Of that prince of
good fellows, Tom Hayden, who will
be ably assisted by George Darby.
OF from the bar room are the sta
tionary marble wash stands, sup.
piled with hot and cold water, and
the water-closets, set up with
special care for sanitary
protection. On the second floor
are the parlor. sleeping apartments
single and EN- suite, ladies' toilets
and beth rooms. The third and
fourth floors are also finished in the
oS1lO bkytOs 4uO IubultOACS NhACIt
was supplied by Montgomery &
halls and rooms on the upper floors
are carpeted with rich and cheerful
patterns in Brussels. On the second
floor the furniture Is of walnut, the
third cherry and the fourth oak.
The bed rooms are elegantly fur.
nished, tho bedsteads, bureaus and
wash stands being of solid material
and all Of the two latter articles with
Tennessee marble tops. The beds are
supplied with heavy double mat
tresses, and the balance Of the bed
ding is of the finest texture. The
proprietors have hobby that runs
to first-class, and every thing per-
tanning to the furnishing OF the
building is OF the very best. Few
private residences are better fur
nished than the Arlington Hotel.
Not only Is the building equipped in
the very best style, but 1t Is
supplied with every modern con-
venience. There are sixty rooms in
the hotel, and every one of them are
connected with the office by an
electric enunciator. There are also
speaking tubes from every hall to
the main Office, so that every part of
the building is in direct communica-
tion with headquarters. The build
ing is heated throughout with hot
water. there being registers in all
the rooms and halls, making a per-
feet heating system. The building
is also illuminated with incandes-
cent electric lights, there being a
light in each room and thickly dis
tributed throughout the building.
From the basement to the roof
everything about and pertaining to
the Arlington hotel is of tho most
modern pattern and is of the very
best finish and quality. Most Of the
rooms are large, while every one is
well lighted and arranged with the
single aim of comfort to the patrons
Of the house. While large and COM
plete as it is the hotel is not yet what
the proprietors originally desired,
and in the spring an l., SOxSO feet,
four stories high, will be added to !
The present building with a two |
story addition for the Kitchen.
Then it will be the equal in
Of any hotel in the
,hur are deserving OF unlimited
rave carried out the original plans,
md for supplying Spokane Falls
With hotel which will in all years
o come be a credit to the city. The
REVIEW congratulates the firm upon
Il last accomplishing the great work
Undertaken and trusts that the sue
ess that follows will he commensu-
ate with the trouble, veXations and
Expense that the boys have been at
n accomplishing what they have.
lay the Arlington grow in popular
" and the bank account of the pro-
rietOrs likewise develop, for such Il
enture, on the scale of magnifi.
ence here shown, Is worthy of
|ch reward.
Before closing this item on the
Otel, it is but fair and just that